How to treat early lung cancer? Four things that patients with early lung cancer must know

With the acceleration of the pace of life and the improvement of living conditions, many people have become more and more unhealthy in their lifestyles. Staying up late, eating barbecue, smoking and drinking have become necessary habits in life, which has led to the increase in the incidence and mortality of lung cancer. Today, I will introduce to you the early treatment of lung cancer. Let's take a look.

How to treat lung cancer in its early stages

Lung cancer is a disease with a very high mortality rate. We should pay more attention to prevention and detection in our lives, and take treatment as soon as possible after discovery.

The increasingly serious haze pollution has directly led to a continuous increase in the incidence of lung cancer. Many people have discovered lung cancer during physical examinations, especially for people who are addicted to smoking. Lung cancer is hidden in the early stages and generally has no obvious symptoms. If patients can be diagnosed and treated early, the 5-year survival rate of stage 0 lung cancer patients after surgery can reach more than 90%. Therefore, early detection is the only hope for lung cancer patients to be cured.

Patients with lung cancer experience considerable pain and suffering.

The cure rate of early lung cancer is very high, so patients need to seek medical treatment in time. In view of the high concealment of lung cancer, experts recommend that people over 40 years old should have a health check-up every year. If they find symptoms such as cough, blood in sputum, chest tightness and shortness of breath, they should seek medical treatment immediately and standardize diagnosis and treatment. The key to lung cancer treatment lies in accurate clinical staging, which is the basis for formulating scientific treatment plans.

Cancer is like a nightmare for everyone. For people with lung cancer, in addition to cooperating with treatment, they should also eat less salt, stay away from secondhand smoke, and avoid eating smoked or grilled foods.

In terms of food, you should avoid eating high-fat foods. It is better to eat more sauerkraut, pickled vegetables, and pickled meat. You should also avoid drinking alcohol and coffee. At the same time, you need to replenish the body with negative oxygen ions in time to eliminate free radicals.

The robbing of electrons from human cells is the source of all diseases. Reactive oxygen (free radicals) is a substance lacking electrons (unsaturated electron substances). After entering the human body, it competes for electrons everywhere. If it robs the electrons of cell protein molecules, the protein will be connected to the side chain and alkylated, forming distorted molecules and causing cancer. Because the distorted molecules lack electrons themselves, they will rob the electrons of neighboring molecules, causing the neighboring molecules to distort and cause cancer. In this way, a vicious cycle will form a large number of distorted protein molecules.

When these distorted protein molecules reproduce, genes mutate, forming a large number of cancer cells, and then cancer occurs. When free radicals or distorted molecules rob the electrons of genes, people will directly get cancer. When the human body receives negative ions, because negative ions carry negative charges and have extra electrons, they can provide electrons that are missing from cells, thereby blocking the vicious cycle and preventing or inhibiting cancer cells.

Negative ions in the air that are equivalent to those in nature are small-particle negative oxygen ions, also called light ions or small ions. Some materials also call them ecological-grade negative oxygen ions. They have the characteristics of long migration distance and high activity. Small ions, also called light ions, are beneficial to humans. They have good biological activity. Only small ions or small ion clusters can enter the organism. With the development of science and technology, ecological-grade small-particle negative ion generation technology has been launched.

Negative ion converter technology has effectively overcome the bottleneck of traditional negative ion generation technology and can generate small-particle, highly active negative ions equivalent to those in nature.

Three major symptoms of early lung cancer

Cough, hemoptysis, and persistent chest pain are common early symptoms of lung cancer, but they are often easily ignored by patients.

Let's talk about cough first. It is an early and common symptom of lung cancer patients. Because the onset is often similar to a cold or bronchitis, it is easy to be ignored. Therefore, people who have no chronic respiratory diseases in the past, especially those over 40 years old, need further examination if the cough persists for more than three weeks after active treatment. As for elderly patients with chronic bronchitis, the incidence of lung cancer is higher than that of ordinary people, but their early cough symptoms are often easily confused with the original chronic cough, and diagnosis is often delayed.

At this time, we must pay attention to the changes in the nature and pattern of coughing. Due to the stimulation of cancer tissue on the bronchial mucosa, lung cancer patients often have irritating coughs and severe coughs with little sputum, which is inconsistent with the original seasonal pattern of onset. Active anti-infection treatment is ineffective and the symptoms are aggravated.

Hemoptysis is the second most common symptom of lung cancer. It is often caused by cancer tissue invading the bronchial mucosa. The amount of hemoptysis is usually small, often with bloody sputum, which can last for weeks or months or occur intermittently. Since the amount of hemoptysis is small or occurs intermittently, it is easy to be neglected. In fact, about 1/4 of those who have bloody sputum in middle-aged and older people are caused by lung cancer. Therefore, when unexplained sputum and blood appear, do not be careless.